Orioles executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias joined a group of players and local media this morning in volunteering at the Warehouse Collaborative, a space for Baltimore-based nonprofit organizations to share resources. Moving from station to station, Elias boxed and bagged donated items and books, assisted in building skateboards, t
Eight brand new events like Hello Kitty® Day, Friends® Day and Golf Day join returning favorites likeNight OUT, Pups in the Park, Cat-urday and more Whether you like golf or Hello Kitty®, binge-watch Friends® re-runs, or simply love to take your pup everywhere you go, the Washington Nationals have a date on the calendar just for you. The Nationals
There will be no Max Scherzer reunion in D.C. this season, an idea that sounded good in theory but probably never had much serious chance of coming to fruition. Scherzer, after waiting out a prolonged Hot Stove League in search of a job, finally found a new home Thursday, reportedly agreeing to a one-year, $15.5 million deal with the Blue Jays. It’
Today I write my last blog entry for MASNsports.com. Those words make me emotional and a bit sad. But it’s been a heckuva run filled with memories of special people, players, media friends and O's staff along with too many nights at ballparks to count. But those places are home to me and the people I have worked with have been like family. I have
The second day of the Birdland Caravan brings 10 players to PBR Baltimore at Power Plant Live! Perhaps a few of them will be convinced to sing Karaoke. Riding the mechanical bull might not be included among permissible activities in their contracts. That’s a difficult injury story to write. It might throw me. Colton Cowser, Gunnar Henderson, Adley
We’ve been waiting all winter for the reliever market to heat up. Finally, with two weeks to go before pitchers and catchers report across Florida and Arizona, we’re starting to see action. Just not by the Nationals. Yet. Over the course of 24 hours Tuesday through Wednesday, six prominent late-inning relievers either signed as free agents or were
And then there were two. Just two days left to share a few thoughts here on the Orioles as I wrap up my 17 years with MASNSports.com. I continue to stay upbeat and am embracing whatever comes next. But in whatever manner I follow and/or cover the 2025 Orioles there are a few things I’m looking forward to. Can the team start fast?: They did last yea
Adam Jones played on Orioles teams that reached the postseason in 2012, 2014 and 2016 and stayed in contention in ’17 until the final month. He became an executive and community ambassador for the organization earlier this week, attaching him to a club that’s made back-to-back playoff appearances, including a division title in 2023. He seems qualif
When former Oriole star Adam Jones was officially hired by the club this week as special advisor to the general manager and a community ambassador, I felt the O’s made a great move. Because of love and passion. Jones has a deep love for this organization and a real passion about Orioles baseball. He’s always had it since they acquired him in a trad
Good morning, everyone. Did you know we are now officially two weeks away from the start of spring training? That's right, pitchers and catchers report to West Palm Beach in exactly 14 days, with position players set to arrive five days after that. The time has almost come. That said, there's still a real sense the Nationals' offseason isn't over y



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